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I've been told that it's "conspiratorial thinking" to notice how things in the US Senate races in Georgia turned out exactly the way it benefited the national Democrat Party the most. And that it's "Trump's fault®".

Over half of the 752,000 voters who voted in the presidential election but sat out the runoffs were white and disproportionately hailed from strongly Republican rural areas that backed Trump in 2020, particularly in northwest and southeast Georgia.

The areas with the least amount of voter drop-off between the presidential and runoff elections tended to be more nonwhite and Democratic-leaning, including the rapidly blue-trending Atlanta metro area and predominantly Black regions of southwest Georgia.

Trump told David Drucker of the Washington Examiner, "They didn't want to vote, because they knew they got screwed in the presidential election."

Nah, it couldn't have been Trump.